Sentences with phrase «human hybrid creature»

Not exact matches

Barkun devotes several chapters to the recent evolution of this hybrid superconspiracy theory, which includes a variant — derived from 1920s pulp fiction with an assist from Tolkien — in which the conspirators are not space aliens but reptilian creatures from Inner Earth who take on human form.

Miyazaki feels no need to explain his characters or the process by which Fujimoto creates life, or even what kind of creature his daughter Ponyo is supposed to be (she starts life as a weird human / fish hybrid).

Resembling a children's movie for grown - ups while reining in Del Toro's worst tendencies, its hybrid form holds clear appeal for another year when the highest - grossing films replace humans with costumed superheroes and animated creatures, our postmodern costume dramas.

The hybrids are lab - created creatures that the estranged team of scientists must cope with if they want to save the human race.

Among the submerged ruins of human civilisation, terrifying creature - machine hybrids have appeared.

Human civilization has fallen, and the ocean is full of creature - machine hybrid monsters.

Her later pieces, which have come to define her style and make up for much of the show, usually represent human forms in motion or hybrid creatures that blend the human form with animal features.

The overlap with pornography is obvious, both in the way it was traditionally viewed (24/7 in small, seedy theaters) and because digital culture simultaneously expands and exposes the limits of human fantasy, with computer - generated fetishes proliferating in the form of avatars and wildly hybrid creatures.

Trenton Doyle Hancock has invented a complex personal mythology that revolves around creatures called the Mounds, human - plant hybrids engaged in a perpetual struggle against thir rivals the Vegans.

In my narrative silkscreen prints of human - animal hybrid creatures in urban environments, I create alternate worlds that are often based off of cities I have lived in, such as my hometown of Providence, RI and New York, where I live now.

Made from silicone, fiberglass, and materials like human hair and leather, the creatures are eerily lifelike hybrids — both repellant and loveable.

Amoda is perhaps best recognised for his metal sculptural works culled from industrial detritus, that depict hybrid creatures and entities comprising animals, humans, and flora.

The unique nocturnal light, something in the shape of the vigilant animal, possibly exposed to danger, the glimmer of its hollow eyes in which human figures appear occasionally to be reflected — all of these elements along with the dense lines of the flickering «text,» create a disturbing feeling that something is amiss, perhaps the creature is artificial, maybe a cloned jackal, maybe a hybrid.

If on the Anthropocene's hybrid Earth it is no longer tenable to characterize humans as the rational animal, God's chosen creatures or just another species, what kind of being are we?